Sneak peek into Hazmat 2022’s line-up as the early-bird deadline approaches
Virtual Hazmat 2021 – Free virtual alternative to NCEC’s annual conference supported by JOIFF
NCEC launches Hazmat Academy providing vital hazmat training solutions
Virtual Hazmat – assessing the impact of COVID-19 on hazmat best practice
Date: 14 October 2020Time: 13:30 – 16:30 (BST), networking from 16:30 – 18:30 (BST):Paid for event: £50+VAT Find out more and register NCEC’s Hazmat conference has proved to be the ultimate forum for hazmat professionals to gain knowledge and share experiences with…
Hazmat 2020 – early bird price ends on 31 January
Hazmat 2020, the premier event for hazmat professionals, is a 2-day event organised by the National Chemical Emergency Centre (NCEC) and will be held in Stratford-upon-Avon, UK on 13 and 14 May. It is an essential opportunity for you to…
Hazmat 2020 – reignite your passion for hazmat
Hazmat 2020, the premier event for hazmat professionals, is a 2-day event organised by the National Chemical Emergency Centre (NCEC) and will be held in Stratford-upon-Avon, UK on 13 and 14 May. It is an essential opportunity for you to…
Hazmat emergency incidents – a risk managed approach
Are we doing enough to protect our personnel, the public who depend on us to keep them safe and the environment? Are we taking the appropriate measures to mitigate the consequence of Hazmat Incidents by adopting a risk-managed approach? Dealing…
Cobalt Light Systems Launches RESOLVE – A New Handheld System for Through-Barrier Hazmat, Explosives and Narcotics ID
Cobalt Light Systems announces the launch of Resolve™, a new handheld system that identifies hazardous materials through sealed containers for applications in Hazmat incident management, military EOD, first response, search & law enforcement, and screening at ports & borders. Resolve uses Cobalt’s proprietary spatially…
21st Century Decontamination Where Are We Going?
There are few things more uncomfortable and more dangerous than working in a HazMat suit in a HazMat Danger area. There are also few things more exhausting. To the public HazMat Operatives seem rather like tame Martians oddly human shaped…